Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
WASHINGTON.
The Itinerary Of President and Mrs,
CieveIand's Three Weeks Trip TO
the West and the South,
They viii be Accompanied by No GOY-
eminent Officials, Only TIVE New
York Friends and Col. Lament.
The Rumors That Tx Governor Jarvis, Now
Minister to Brazil, Contemplgtes Ee-
signing Is Dlscredtted.
LIE pREsIDENr,s MANS


and Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washing !
ton next week, Friday, for an 40 ence OF
three weeks in the west and south They |
will be accompanied by no officials, the |
other members Of the party being the
Presidents private secretary, Colonel |
Lamont, and two personal friends OF the
President, W. S. Bisseu Of Bufalo, his
former lsw partner, and DR.. J. D. Bryant
OF New York, who WIS s member of his
military staff while Governor. Following
is the Itinerary of the journey:
Leave Washington by the Pennsylvania
Road Friday, September 80, st III g. m.
Arrive ct Indianapolis Saturday, Octo
Der l, at II g. M, leave at 5 p. NJ.
Arrive at Terre liaute at $50 p. N
leave at s is p. m.
Arrive at ST. Louis Saturday, October l,
at - o'clock, midnight, leave By the Chi
cago and Alton Railroad Tuesday,
October 4, at II p. N.
Arrive st Chicago Wednesday, October
5, at q. NJ, leave by the Chicago and
Northwestern Thursday, October G, at
10 am.
Arrive at Milwaukee at p. N, leave
Friday, October I, at 10 g. N.
Arrive at Madison ct p. m, leave by
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Monday, October 10, ct 9. m.
Arrive at St. Paul at $50 p. m, leave
Tuesday, October II, st y noon.
Arrive at Minneapolis at l p. m, leave
by the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha at p. m.
Arrive at Omaha Wednesday, October
-, at II q. m, leave by the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road at u noon.
Arrive at st. Joseph, Mo, at 5:I5p. N,
leave ct 5:45 p. m.
Arrive at Kansas City, Mo, at Sis p.
m, leave by the Fort Scott and Gulf Road
Thursday, October 10, at II p, Ia.
Arrive at Memphis Friday, October II,
at 8 p. m leave by the Louisville and
Nashville Saturday, October 10, st p. m.
Arrive at Nashville at II p. N, leave by
the Nashville, Chattanooga, st. Louis and
Western Atlantic Monday, October I, at
IL 8. m.
Arrive at Atlanta st II p. NJ, leave
Wednesday, October 10, at - O'Clock
midnight
! Arrive at Montgomery Thursday, OCtO-
Der 30 ct q. m, leeve by the Kennesaw
and Western North Carolina route ct
p. N.
Reach Washington Saturday, October
-, ct O. N.
No stops will be made except at the
| points above mentioned and in no instance
can the time given to the cities be ex-
! tended. The fact that the Journey is
timed to meet fixed engagements will
prevent any exceptions to this determine
ton, but through the day in passing all
places Of any considerable size the train
will run @! slow speed. All reception
/ committees have been requested to meet
the President al their respective cities in
stead OF en- route as has been proposed in
several instances. This IS to enable the
party to get as much rest and
quiet as possible while travelling
At the suggestion of the President
much Of the proposed speech making at
the places to be visited has been aoan-
doned, and instead an important feature
In the programme at each place will be
carriage rides about the cities over pre-
viously announced routes, which VIII
crafty his desire to see the towns and
their people, and enable the people to see
the President, without the discomforts
and dangers attending crowded rooms
and platforms. formal acceptance OF
the invitations from these cities will row
DS uLAuey CaiilSl AOllSS uSSlUS DCGu III
possible on account OF the uncertainty as
to the route and dates.
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY SUCCEED HIMSELF
special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. % The story
which reaChes here from the south, that
ex- Governor Jarvis, the present United
States Minister to Brazil, is intending tC
resign and return to this country 10 con.
tnr l. ~, Oh 90
is ridcu!ed by North Carolina politicians
at this point. These gentlemen say Gov
ernor Jarvis returned to the United States
last winter for the purpose of looking
over the ground and satisfying himself as
to the prospect Of defeating Senator Ran
son. He remained several months
and then left for his station again fully
convinced that General r Insom would IN
doubtedly be given g Reelection wheI
I his present term expires.
MORE BONDS BOUGHT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. % Acting Sscre-
taey of the Treasury odav bought bonds
to the amount of IS, GA, 100.
BONDS BOUGHT BY THE TREASURER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The result o
the circular issued this morning by TIT
Treasurer Offering to buy d and pc
cent. bonds st 1914 and 125 re-
spectively was awaited with apprehen
sion by the department throughout tn,
dsy. Proposals to sell came il st inter
i. walls, but they were for small amounts
: and it was with evident disappointment
: that the announcement was made shortl
! ! after 5 o'clock that the aggregate o
offers at the prices fixed By tn
department was but s6I4,
700. That the proposition t
purchase the per cent bonds al l25 wa
not generally regarded as an inducemen
was inferred from the small offerings
e $3.50, 600 of these bonds. But it appear
5 that the temper of sellers had been mis-
t calculated, for later in the day and ate
5 the first announcement additional tender
q were received to the amount of $500,
900, of which 5000 were AS to 50,
-. $50, 900 per cent bonds. This raised tn
= total of the days purchases to s3,494,
e 700, including s694, 700 Il an
# e., 100000 per cent bonds
Taking lao consideration the fact TIA